
Start by stringing 15 black Miyuki Delicas 11/0 beads (DB11), then 2 gold-colored DB11s and repeat the process 3 times. Pass the thread through the first 16 beads to make a loop. Your thread should exit at the 1st gold-colored DB11 bead.

Sev Rine invites you to create a pretty, sparkling triangle pendant using the 3D peyote triangle weaving technique.
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Start by stringing 15 black Miyuki Delicas 11/0 beads (DB11), then 2 gold-colored DB11s and repeat the process 3 times. Pass the thread through the first 16 beads to make a loop. Your thread should exit at the 1st gold-colored DB11 bead.

Thread 2 gold DB11s and iron into the next gold DB11. Continue weaving using the peyote technique with black beads until you reach the next golden bead. Continue in this way, taking your first turn

When the round is complete, work your way up through the 2 gold DB11s. Repeat step 2 until you have a total of 9 rows of beads.

Position yourself as shown in the photo. Repeat the same triangle on the other side. Thread 2 gold DB11s, pass through the black DB11 opposite, then work in peyote to create 9 rows again.

Thread 1 3mm spinner (T3) into the gold DB11 opposite, then into the one next to it. Thread the T3 back into the gold DB11 next to the 1st gold DB11. Tighten the wire so that the T3 is in the center of the 4 gold DB11s at the top.

String 5 black Miyuki Seed beads 15/0, then pass through the second black DB11 on the same line (skipping a black DB11 bead). At each vertex, place a T3 as in step 5. Work your way around the triangle.

Turn your work over and place your wire in the gold DB11. Thread 2 R15, pass through the 3rd R15 from the previous step, thread 2 R15 and pass through the black DB11 as shown in the photo.

Continue to thread 2 R15s, pass through the 3rd R15 from the previous step, pass through the black DB11 as in step 6. Go around the triangle

Place your thread in the T3 at the top. Thread 1 R15, 1 T3, 1 R15 then pass into the opposite R15.
Thread 1 T4 then pass the wire through the opposite R15. Continue by placing 7 T4. Thread 1 R15, 1 T3 and 1 R15 then pass through the T3 at the top. Repeat 3 times to complete the triangle. Tighten to ensure that the bicones are correctly positioned.

Move on to the next R15, T3 and R15, then put on 1 R11, move on to T4. Place 1 R11 between each T4 and 1 R11 before moving on to the next R15 and T3.

Thread 1 R15, 1 T3, 1 R15, 1 T3, 1 R15 then pass through the 3rd T3 at the top and the R15. Repeat steps 10 and 11 to complete the triangle.

Place yourself in the gold DB11 and thread 1 R15, 1 T3 and 1 R15, then switch to the 2nd black DB11 in the same line. Complete the entire line in this way, going all the way around the triangle. Once the thread has been secured and cut, you've completed your sparkling triangle. Satisfied?












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